Meduza documents impact on Russian emigrant families
1 Nov 2 · 6d ago · 2 articles · 1 post · 3 sources · development 1 of 1
Meduza published firsthand accounts from affected Russians, including an IT specialist whose family held 70,000 euros from a Moscow apartment sale in Alta, now frozen. The reporting showed a range of circumstances—some families had alternative savings, while others had placed all their funds in the bank.
“I have two days until the food in my fridge runs out”
Unnamed affected depositorSerbia's Central Bank Regulatory authorityAnton IT specialist and Alta depositor
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Serbia has revoked the license of Alta, one of the few local banks where Russian emigrants could easily open accounts. Now thousands face frozen savings, inaccessible salaries, and uncertainty over whether they’ll get all their money back. https:// meduza.io/en/feature/2026/11/0…
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Russian émigrés in Serbia have had their money frozen after Alta Bank collapsed. To help them get by, Serbs are compiling a list of Russian-speaking businesses where customers can pay cash, while volunteers collect essentials for stranded depositors. https:// meduza.io/en/feature/2026/11/0…
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